About Unknown Hole
Unknown Hole is a quietly tucked-away cold spring swimming hole located just outside Georgetown, Maine. Its refreshing waters offer a brisk contrast to the lush greenery surrounding Robinhood Cove. This spot appeals to those drawn to natural, less-commercialized swimming holes in Maine's diverse landscape.
Getting There
You find Unknown Hole along Route 127 shortly before crossing the bridge over Robinhood Cove. The site is on the right side of the road, though access is informal and somewhat unclear. Parking is minimal and may require careful roadside parking, with no official trail or signage leading to the water.
What to Expect
The spring’s water is cool and clean, typical of unheated natural springs in the area. The atmosphere is serene and quiet, though swimming is entirely primitive with no facilities or amenities. Visitors should prepare for a raw experience and respect the fragile environment around this natural pool.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during warmer months to enjoy the refreshing water, but be prepared for chilly temperatures year-round. Bring sturdy shoes for uneven terrain and carry everything you need since there are no services or trash receptacles. Check local conditions ahead, as official information and fees remain unclear or nonexistent.
